I Like You, and I Said So

Jiang Su's essay is both hilarious and heartbreaking. Once a top student, once the highest scorer in the high school entrance exam, once a shining star, once a cheerful, playful, and studious student, once an outstanding individual—the word "once" in Jiang Su's essay is filled with sorrow. What happened to make this young man so indifferent, so dejected, so world-weary, and so unwilling to study?

The story behind it all – every rumor, just like his essays – shows that public opinion is a double-edged sword; it can save lives or kill them. Those unverified rumors were also invisible blades that wounded him. His apparent indifference was merely a way to protect himself. He was originally a gentle-hearted young man. He was once so outstanding, once a source of pride. Everyone says he has changed, but who cares why he has become like this?

I've read all of Ye Zi's books; they're so good that I feel like there aren't enough new updates! 😭

I've read over twenty chapters, and it really has that typical sweet romance novel vibe from Jinjiang Literature City... I even wondered if I'd entered the wrong app.

We'll both go to Tsinghua and you. High school was the golden age of youth, a time of striving together with classmates, a time of open and honest sharing amidst academic struggles. The emotions of that era were innocent, budding, and pure.

This is so good! Author, you can bring the car down here, I have enough data!

Is this story long? Is it too early to get hooked? Will following the story be too painful?

Keep it up, Sister Ye! 🌹🌹🌹

Amidst the chaos and prosperity, she gave her all for the sake of a leaf. I've heard that nine out of ten people love leaves. 💕 I am deeply honored by your kindness. 💕 ❤My pride has always been there❤

🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭I really love the stories written by Ye Feiye.